Friday, December 6, 2013

The Unprintable Big Clock Chronicle by Jill Winters review

This is the first book I've read by the author, and the first in a humorous mystery series that takes place in Big Clock, Minnesota.  The main character, Caitlyn Rocket, works part-time for the local newspaper.

She starts to investigate a minor crime--the break-in of a supply closet at a local business--that the police are not doing anything about because the business owner claimed it was a misunderstanding.  When Caitlyn discovers that two women quit their jobs at the company the day after the break-in, and that neither have been heard from since, she suspects that they have been murdered.

I thought the book started out a little slow, and seemed to have too many unrelated activities happening.  It got a little better as it went on.  The Caitlyn character comes across as a little  immature, and some of the things she ends up doing are a little unbelievable, and this continues throughout the book.

I didn't love this book, although I didn't hate it either.  I thought it was okay, but moved a little too slowly in the beginning.




This fulfills a requirement in the A to Z Reading Challenge  Author--W and Title--U

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